Hotpoint Aquarius WD63 Front Load Washer/Dryer "pieces metal debris washing machine" Questions

...metal at 120degrees and 240degrees. After a spin one item in the washing comes out with oily spots (4 or 5) in a line separated by the distance between the holes in the drum. It looks like the piece ...

...by filling the outet of the drain hose ( this may dislodge debris that may jam your pump), re-assemble, plug to power, and turn-on. In my case, there was a piece of a metal lodge in the pump

...that blocks the flow of water..try to check at the back panel.connecting the drain hose.there might be some pieces of metal that blocks the flow of the discharge water..Better check.Hope this

...debris filter at the front of the machine and checked the drain pump propeller. The propeller came away in my fingers and I found a piece of metal, which I asume was supposed to be holding the ...

...disconnect the pieces without a special tool. The old style pump/impeller can be separated and is a metal serrated shaft into a plastic impeller hole that can strip out when debris jams the

...pieces of calcified looking debris in the washer. It had stopped spinning and smelled like rubber. Help, cant even find the model number (where ge said it would be) GE USUALLY PUTS THE NUMBERS UNDER ...

metal ring, I could easily pull the rubber accordian down 2 inches, stick my hand in it, and pull out debris. I pulled out debris for about 5 minutes, and was so excited because I knew my washer would

...metal screw wirh 1/4" drive head located on the lower lop of the panel)...open pump strainer (looks like a large stove knob, Turn it counter clockwise, lookout! lots of water will gush out... back ...

...metal screens inside the openings on the water inlet valve. Make sure they are clear of rust or debris. (Especially the cold water side) Check the solenoids using a multimeter or ohmmeter and testing ...

...metal screw wirh 1/4" drive head located on the lower lop of the panel)...open pump strainer (looks like a large stove knob, Turn it counter clokwise, lookout! lots of water will gush out... back ...